Category: Mammalia
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A smaller sea lion species found exclusively in the Galapagos Islands.
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A marine mammal with a dense underfur, native to the North Pacific Ocean.
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A medium-sized fur seal species found in the southern oceans near Subantarctic islands.
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A rare fur seal species native to Guadalupe Island off the coast of Mexico.
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A fur seal species inhabiting the southern hemisphere, especially around New Zealand and Subantarctic islands.
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A large marine mammal with long tusks, whiskers, and a distinctive bulk, native to the Arctic region. Walruses are social animals and rely on sea ice for resting and breeding, feeding primarily on benthic invertebrates like clams.
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The maned wolf is a tall, long-legged canid native to South America. Its appearance resembles a fox, but it is not closely related. It inhabits grasslands and feeds on a varied diet, including fruits like the lobeira.
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The crab-eating fox is a medium-sized canid native to South America. It thrives in diverse environments, including forests, savannas, and wetlands, and is known for its opportunistic diet, which includes crabs, small mammals, and fruits.
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The short-eared dog is a rare and poorly understood canid of the Amazon rainforest. It has a sleek body, short ears, and a shy demeanor, often avoiding human presence. Little is known about its behavior and ecology.